Maximum in minimo, or, Mr. Jeremiah Rich's Pens dexterity compleated
Subtitle: with the whole terms of the law
By: by Samuel Botley, teacher of the said art over-against Vintners hall in the Thamstreete, where also the psalms and the New Testament curiously printed in the same character are to be sould
Contributors: Burnford, Tho, engraver; Cartwright, William; Rich, Jeremiah, -1660?; Dolle, William, active 1670-1680, engraver; Naval Binder, binder
Publisher: Printed and sold by Samuel Botley and no where else
Published: 1695
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Shorthand; Early works to 1800
Other titles: Maximum in minimo.; Mr. Jeremiah Richs pens dexterity compleated.; Mister Jeremiah Richs pens dexterity compleated.
Notes: Account of a shorthand system invented by William Cartwright, improved on by his nephew Rich, and further developed by Botley.

Entirely engraved; engraved illustrated title-page.

3pi2r signed: Tho: Burnford sculp.

Consists of bifolia printed on one side only.

The portraits are of Jeremiah Rich and Botley (the latter signed W. Dolle f.); the portrait of Botley is unsigned; the subject faces to the observer's right.

Signatures: pi² ²pi1 ³pi² A-K² [L-O]².

Beginning on A2r the plates used are the same as those in Wing B3806.

Wing B3810